Why sell the very building upon which your business was built? Many will see selling your offices as an act akin to selling the business itself, with so much history and expertise embedded in every wall. The answer is a simple one and cited at an increasing rate; the good old-fashioned sale and leaseback scheme unlocks the value in your property.
Generally, moving away from owner-occupation has returned to favour, particularly in the legal profession’s heartland, central London. For a significant and growing number of practices, the move has been an extremely worthwhile one for firms of all sizes, from large, multi-disciplinary practices to smaller boutiques.
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